Sentence examples for especially energetically from inspiring English sources

Second, maintaining antioxidant protective mechanisms may not be especially energetically costly, although there are exceptions (e.g., mitochondrial uncoupling proteins and glutathione).

This effect is especially energetically favourable when the mediating particles are orientationally ordered between two interacting membranes separated by a small distance (of the order of nanometers) while it is stronger if the charges within the particles are separated by a larger distance [ 47].

Mammalian ejaculates contain substances that have energetic value that assist in sperm mobility [22] and males may use this energy, especially during energetically expensive mate searching.

Mr Freston's star first started to fade a year ago when he was beaten in the battle to buy MySpace by Mr Murdoch's News Corporation.It seems that the new team does not intend to change Viacom's strategy which is to distribute content via television, mobile phones and the internet but to pursue it more energetically, especially the online part of it.

It shows that the V and Mn doping are favorable energetically, especially under S-rich growth conditions.

In Mexico, Coke and Pepsi bottlers have vied energetically for especially coveted advertising locations, such as the umbrellas that shade policemen on traffic duty.

More recently [92], simulations pointed out that defects are energetically favoured especially for small crystallites with the most probable defect types being Li-excess (with consequent local reduction of FeIII to FeII) and/or Frenkel defects (lithium insertion into interstitial sites).

Production of chemical signals may be energetically costly, especially if chemicals cannot be produced by the animals themselves, but have to be acquired from food [6] [7].

Although sperm are generally considered energetically inexpensive, especially compared to reproductive costs for females (e.g. Dewsbury, 1982; Hayward and Gillooly, 2011), the energetic cost of reproduction for males (number, size and mobility of sperm as well as associated fluid) is nonetheless significant (Dewsbury, 1982; Harris and Moore, 2005; Hayward and Gillooly, 2011).

European banks, which keep most of the mortgages they issue on their balance-sheets and also risk-weight their assets energetically, would be especially hard hit compared with American banks, which offload their mortgages to capital markets with the help of government-backed agencies such as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Examined in detail is the use of energetically passive designs, especially of the dissipative variety.